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Quick shipping! Kind customer service.

just what i wanted at a great price

My husband received fins for his birthday and they were too big. Instead of exchanging them we would have to place a new order which is hard to do being that it was a gift and we have to ask the person to do it for him. We also had to pay $50 out of our own pockets just to return the fins. Ridiculous really this day in age when most companies issue a return slip. This fins were only 90 or so dollars to begin with. Poor customer service really. The person I talked to didn't really care and wasn't trying to help. Will not shop here again.

I thought the staff was very helpful when someone wasn’t getting something right away. I did have a problem with part of the pool class, and they worked with me until I was able to do it. Now I’m looking forward to my open water dive, and being able to go scuba diving when I’m on vacation.

Thank You

So I decided to buy a computer dive watch from dipndive. Bought the Cressi Leonardo. I was really looking forward to it until I turned it on and it had only 2 bars of battery life left. Now Cressi states that the battery should last a year or about 70 dives.
So I sent it back to dipndive (amazon) and ordered another one.
That one comes and I turn it on and guess what. This one has NO
battery life left..." 0 " The only explanation is that they may be selling USED as NEW. If it's NEW then the battery would be NEW
because it wouldn't have been turned on before I bought it.
I would say BUYER BEWARE if your buying something you think is new from dipndive.

Buying this scuba pro 3mm grip dive gloves is a wrong decision because the gloves are quite expensive at $48 and have utterly failed to fulfill my requirements. It can be prove to be a good fit for others, but not for me. Available in 3 mm and 5 mm, the 5 mm thickness is only good for cold waters. Although, it is strong and flexible when you talk about the materials the gloves have been designed along with resistance to abrasion are all good features to have in scuba diving gloves, but that also failed to justify the price tag of $48. Buy only if you can pay $48 for a pair of gloves and want to swim in cold waters.

If you are looking for a lightweight and waterproof bag, then I will recommend you buy an Akona Dry Compression Sack. It minimizes the volume, but maxes out on space. The lightweight, waterproof bag is easier to carry around with you over or under water. Akona purge valve allows the bad to compress and make it even more portable. The price of $35 is more than justified for this bag, especially when you consider its lightweight, waterproof, and tabular design along with compression.

Whether you want to use it for swimming, snorkeling and/or scuba diving, this complete package will not disappoint. At $65, you are getting a mask, a dry snorkel, and PALAU short adjustable fins, which make it an amazing deal. Buying it from dipndive.com will give you additional benefits such as no sales tax and a matching price guarantee. It also saves you from the hassle of buying equipment separately. Buying scuba diving equipment separately will not only cost you more, but will also waste lot of time in selecting the best equipment.

If you want to buy a hood for scuba diving purposes, there is nothing better than Scuba Max Lycra because it is made from good quality materials. It is the best choice for tropical waters. Buying it from dipndive.com will give you additional benefits such as no sales tax and a 60-day return option. You will not find many scuba diving hoods of similar quality for $14. I will recommend this to everyone who wants to buy a hood for underwater adventures.